Sentence examples for valid observations from inspiring English sources

The joint errors (of analysis and sampling) for valid observations have been estimated to be ɛ= 15% of the observed value (except ɛ= 20% for 0.2 μg/L ≥Cr ≥1 μg/L), assuming normal distribution and 95% confidence.

Former Wallabies hooker Brendan Cannon has already made some very valid observations on Pulver's curious position.

The bank's spokesman for Asia, Peter L. Stephens, said the panel had made valid observations about the resettlement plan.

But then there are other places that, just as mysteriously, are booked up even before they've opened, so that by the time the critics arrive, their no-doubt perfectly valid observations just sound snitty ('the lobster will stay with me for a long time, and not in a good way').

These are valid observations but it is wishful thinking to expect the focus to be on those advances when the series is lost and the England captain and vice-captain, Eoin Morgan, are not batting well enough to justify their places in the team.

In total, 1604 valid observations were available.

Note that some data patterns are rather unlikely, e.g., the probability of observing a valid observation for the first trait of the first twin only, while all other observations in the family are missing, is.8* .2) = 1.024−05.

He was mixing his metaphors but nonetheless making a valid observation.

There is the valid observation that coaches have a sell-by-date, that players grow tired of the same voice and the same message.

I was wondering whether I might mention this supposed "pattern" to Brando, ask if he considered it a valid observation about himself.

Regarding anti-Americanism in Europe today, and specifically in France, an April 12 letter writer made a valid observation: that without intervention by American troops, including her father, France would have remained subjugated by Germany under Hitler and the Nazis.